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The Cana dian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 14, 1978 3 Sincere sympathy is extended ta Mr. Lamne McKee and family on the deatb of bis wife on Monday, June 5. Funeral service was Thursday, June 8 from McDermott - Panabaker Funeral Parlours, Part Perry, witb interment in the Anglican Cemnetery. Friends are pleased that Mrs. Richard Davison returned from Part Perry Hospital on Saturday and is nowv convalescing at home. Mrs. Marie Bodendistel of Guelph bas spent this past ,week with ber sister, Mrs. Milton Fisher, Caesarea. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes were bis niece Mrs. Vîcki. Smelt and daughter Miss Joan Smelt of Hull, England. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Dayes and guests were aftemnoon tea guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dayes and family at Brooklin. Visitors at the weekend with Mrs. Charles Briggs were Miss Margaret Gardon, Oakwood; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Boydi, Bowmanville, Miss Beatrice Mountjoy, Kedron, Mr. and 'Mrs. Fitze and daugbiter of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Davison, Scott and Neil, Brîdgenorth were Sunday luncheon guests of is parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davison. Evening dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eliiot and Kim, Leaskdale; Mr. and Mrs. David Elliot and son, Uxbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thampson accompanied Miss Dorotby Bulmer ta Dundas on Monday, May 29. They bad a most pleasant vacation with their daughter and san-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Jack Merlow and Patricia, returning home on Saturday, June 3. Mr. Gardon Coaiedge, Caesarea, has sold bis store ta Mr. J. Gino Molinaria of Oshawa. Gardon and the boys and Mr. and Mrs. Les Manley are now proprietors of the Golden Beach Restaurant on Rick Lake near Raseneath. Mrs. Lawrence Cooledge left on Sunday ta visit with ber sister, Mrs. Florence Thompson in Toronto. On Wednesday they will fly ta the East Coast where tbey will spend one month witb their nieces in Nova Scotia and - Prince Edward Island. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. George Bawers accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Zack Adams, Bowmanville, had a lovely cross-country drive ta the Brampton area. On their return they visited Lndsay and Haliburton - a lovely time for, a drive when Ontario is at its best witb 50 many contrast, ing shades of green. Mr. Earl Bowers spent the weekend with bis sister, Mrs. Dorothy Chapman in New Liskeard. On Sunday, of last week, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Watson and Vincent of Norland were evening visitors witb Mrs. Ed Lawson and Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm and family were guests at the wedding ceremony in Port Perry United Cburch on Saturday when Miss Jennifer Sweetman became the bride of their nephew Mr. James Malcolm. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hamilton, Blackstock, were Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Heaslip. Nestieton Women's Institute On Wednesday, June 7 the Nestieton Women's Institute were pleased ta welcome as their guests, Blackstock and Shirley Institutes. The meeting in the Community Centre opened promptly at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Wm. Bolan, Vice-President capably conducted the meeting in the absence of the president, Mrs. George Heaslip. Following the singing of the "Ode" and repeating in unison the "Mary Stewart Collect", she welcomed ail. Mrs. M. Firlit, secretary, read the minutes and Financial Report. The carres- pondence consisted of letters fromn F.W.I.O., Meals on Wheels, and Home Economist re Training School for leaders, September 5, 6. An invitation was received ta attend Blackstock W.I. on September 6 at 8 p.m. when the Home Economist will be present and the 4-H girls wil take part. The Motta, "Honest Labour Disgraces No One" was given by Mrs. Don Frew. She read an appropria te poemn about the pioneer woman and the work load she tackled on wasb day. For the programme, Mrs. S. Van Camp, Blackstock, gave a most înteresting account of the bus trip taken on Monday, June 5 ta the Erland Lee Home and the Adelaide Hoodless Home. Many interesting exhibits were on display and improvemnents continue ta be made. Mrs. W. Bolan favoured wîth a reading, "The Galinh the Glass." For a short time the ramn outside was forgotten as Gail Malcolm, accompanied by ber mother, Mrs. L. Malcolm, sang, "Let a Smile be Your Umbrella" and "Wben You're Smiling." Ail the ladies joined in the chorus. The rail cali "An Invention Developed by a Canadian" was answered by twenty-six memnbers and guests present. Mrs. L. Malcolm then întraduced aur guest speaker Mr. Bill 'Brien, of Oshawa Conserva i.n Centre. He covered the background subject matter and need for conservation metbods. Higher pricing, education are reducing energy consumptian. In future, mecbanized industries may bave ta revert ta more manual labour and Hydro black-outs and brown- outs become inevitable. Solar heating, wind, power, heat .2 UeS gDAY.*.UNE U lýoI ,Wood and gpibtmo the f amily tree 10 King St. E. VAN BELLE FATHEI Oshawa Phone 725-5941 O THE FRIENDLY ...... ~QokaQ hoppeg and GARDEN CENTRES R'S DAY w SPECIAL DEBORAH RED MAPLE This variety is similar to the world famaus Schwedler Maple, if has blood red leaves in early spning fhen the leaves furn fa a deep green forming a iovely round headed canopy for shade. Fast growing. 18tolO feet tal Reg. $29.95 NOW NESTLETON NEWS Janice Stephanie Artym became the bride of Brian John *Hotby, on Saturday, June 3rd, 1978, at 3:30 p.m. in Hampton United Church. Pastor Paul Erb officiated. The organist was Mrs. Grace Smith and the soloist Mr. Bruce Hurst. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Steve Artym, R.R. 1, Bowmanville and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Holtby, R.R. 2, Port Perry. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formai gawn of white chiffon. Featured were a high, sheer neckline, caplet sleeves, an Empire waist falling into a chapel train, ail highlighted by Venise lace. A matching headpiece held an imported French Illusion finger-tip veil. The matron of honor was Lou Anne Cbomniak, and the bridesmaids were Sharoni Tabb and Susan Artym, both sisters of the bride, and and tidal and ocean power are options. Foliowing a very interesting and enligbtening question period, Mr. O'Brien offered copies of several excellent publications. H1e was thanked by Mrs. Bolan. The meeting closed with "O Canada" and Institute Grace. For the social hour, a deliclous lunch of fruit bread and cheese and tea was attractively arranged on the tea tables. Mrs. M. Fisher expressed appreciation to Mrs. Frew and ber lunch committee and ail those responsible for a memorable meeting. Wants RquestiL.,( Newcastle's public works committee bas recommended that town council deny a request from the Union Rod and Gun Club to open part of the road north of the third concession in an effort to give club members and other groups access to the property during the winter. Roy Fleming appeared before the committee at its last meeting on Friday to state the club's case. H1e said it wanted to use the facilities al year and that other groups in the municipaiity were also beginning to use them. These groups included an archery club and the police department. Jack Dunham, director of public works, had written a report on the request for the committee and in that he recommended the request be denied because of the cost, estimated at $10,000, and the current town policy which insists that the municipality not open any closed roads. Part of the problem that confronted the committee was the town's allowing the club to construct the building and facility without baving to request an entrance permit. Since no entrance permit was ever granted, the club sîmply used the closed road. One of the problems facing the club, as pointed out by Mr. Fleming, was the insurance casts. Once the insurance company discovers that the tawn's tire engines cannot negotiate the road to the club, premiums will skyrocket. The committee listened ta Mr. Fleming's brief and deliberated on- the matter later wben the committee had moved in-camera. Pauline Laba, cousin of the bride. Best man was Don Holtby, brother of the -groom, and the ushers were Robert Holtby, cousin'of the groom, Frank Baxter and Bashy Benscbop. Foliowing a reception held at Tyrone Community Hall, the happy couple left on a boneymoan at Norma Allan Terry, bath ofC married at Or Cburcb, Saturda 1978. Rev. Basil officiated at thE The bride is the Mrs. Erma Hebb Ont. The groom is th~ Eva Bailey of Mi Matron of hono Huntington of Os Best manPatriquin of Osh. The newlyweý residing in Oshai Lake, the bride travelling in a navy blue dress and white blazer. Mr. and Mrs. Holtby are now residing in Newcastle at 427 Sunset Bivd. -Photo by Ireland Cable Cast tKasbabog Wednesay, June 14th 2:30 Where It's Happening with Hast: Dan Statham 3:00 Counterpoint with eXtU4Special Guests 3:30 Let's Discuss It with F.L.I.P. Exercise Break 4:00 Durham Dialogue 4:30 McLaughin Art Gallery and Perley Presents: Oshawa, wre 5:00 June - "Family Unity 'ana United Month" ly, May 20, 5:30 Evening Report with News, Sports, Canada E. Long Emnploym--ent Report, e ceremany. 6 and G.M. Videa News daughter of 6:00 Let's Find Out with of St. Ann's, Local Guests 6:30 Welcome, ta Durham e son of Mrs. Centre with Hast: laitland, Fia. Elizabeth Gomes or was Wiida 7:00 Whitby Then & Now sbawa. with Brian Winter & was Ralph Jim Quail ýawa., 7:30 Education Scene with ýds p lan on George Pearce wa. 8:00 Brooklin Spring Parade Coverage... V5Cltûît 1 riArtî5tir glitericire BRENDA J. COX - Interiar Designer .Seciaiizinq in tl Ji ùtu 1BRASS BEDS CUSTOM DRAPES and SHEERS; ORIENTAL RUGS; BEDSPREADS; TIFFANY LAMPS and DECOR ITEMS. ~ BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 623-3033 TELEPHONE 623-6555 JOHN MANUEL, C.G.A. Income Tax a nd Related Accounting Services 67 King St. East - Suite 2 Bowmanville, Ontario LiC 1N4 9:00 Rescue with Topical Subjeets 9:30 Sign Off Thursday, June 15th 2:30 The 3R's with Separate Sehool Activities 3:00 Let's Find Out 3:30 Rescue 4:00 Welcome, to Durham Centre' 4:30 Osbawa Energy Cons. Centre - Solar Alternatives 5:00 Education Scene 5:30 Evening Report 6:00 McLaughlin Art Gallery Presents: Barbershoppers 6:30 Counterpoint 7:00 Expression 7:30 Conception 8:00 Where It's Happening 8:30 Ontario Jr. Provincial Boxing Championsbips 9:30 Sign Off Friday, June 16th 1;00 Ontario Jr. Boxing Championships 3:30 Conception with Host: Bill Jeanes 4:00 What Does the Bible Say? 4:30 Wbitby Then & Now 5:00 Vita Italiana 6:00 Wbitby Report with Mike Burgess & Steve Porter 6:30 The 3R's 7:00 Sign Off Monday, June 19 3:00 Expression with a Variety of Topics 4:00 Fiesta '78 Preview 5: 00 Let's Discuss It 6:00 Federal-Provincial Report witb M.P.P. George Ashe 6:30 Middle Eastern Dance with Milly Bouckley & Guests 7:00 What Does the Bible Say? with Bob Kirkland 7:30 Oshawa Couticil Meeting Coverage Lîve from the downtown Council Chambers 9:30 Sign Off Tuesday, June 20 2: 00 Oshawa Council Meeting Highlights 4:30 Fiesta '78 Preview 5:30 Evening Report witb Bill Jeanes, Dave Stewart, C.E.C. Report 6:00 Energy Conservation Centre w Oshawa Report 6:30 Vita Italiana with Hast: Ercole Foresta 7:30 June - "Family Unity Month'" 8:00 Durham Dialogue with Host Jim Kirkconnell 8:30 Oshawa Energy Cons. Centre Report - Solar Energy 9:30 Sign Off NOTE: Al programs are subject to change without notice. Special programming note: Pine Ridge Cable T.V. would like to remind its subscribers that we will be carrying House of Commons Question Period Highligbts from Ottawa on Visucomm, Channel H on our converter service, Monday through Friday at 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Mosport Fire Reportr The municipality's fire' department was called to Mosport twice during the weekend, Newcastle Fire Chief Jim Hayman said this week. H1e said both cails occurred late Saturday night and early~ Sunday morning. Firefighters from Hall Three, Orono, went ta Mosport once wben a vebîcle and a pile of tires were reported burning - and a second cali ta Mosport was due ta a burning vehicle. The weekend marked the first major race at the track this year. THE OPTICAL BOOTIDUE 30 KING ST. WEST BOWMANVILLE PHONt 623-4417 Choose your favüurite hfro ur colourful new backgrounds! 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